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Transport of livestock-derived pathogens within catchments 233(Trask, Kalita et al.2004)(Winkworth,Matthaei et al.2008)Use of tilting soil chamber toinvestigate effects of VBS,vegetation Bome (Bromusinermus Leyss.), slope (0.9–2.6o) and rainfall intensity inattenuation of C. parvum [C.par]: simulated rainfall 25.4mm/hr for 44 minAs above: simulated rainfall63.5 mm/hr for 44 minNew Zealand, plot-scale fieldexperiments (2.5 m longVBSs) using simulatedrunoff from ground-leveldrip irrigation system toevaluate effect of VBS, quitesparsely vegetated withnative sedge cover (cf. baresoil), on 5° slope inattenuation of Giardiacysts [Gi]C.par oocysts/l 98.3 to99.41.77 to (f)2.22C.par oocysts/l 72.8 to99.20.57 to (f)2.10Gi cysts/l am 26 0.13 (f)(Continued)
234Animal Waste, Water Quality and Human HealthTable 6.2 (Continued).Influent conc: Effluent conc: Attenuation:Reference Study description[parameters measured] b Parameter b Units Stat c n d Mean n d Mean Actual % log 10 f/c eF. In-stream ponds(Kay 2005) SE England, Holland Brook,river water ponded behindtidal sluice, flow weightedinput from several sources[EC, TC, IC]: Low-flowconditionsEC cfu/100 gm 6827 110 6717 98.389 1.79 (c)mlAs above: high-flow conditions EC cfu/100 gm 22443 570 21873 97.460 1.60 (c)ml
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IndexAgricultural runoff, 122, 168,
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